Updated Report of EU Election Observation Mission on 2019 election In Nigeria
The European Union Election Observation Mission has knocked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), political parties and security agencies for their actions in the last general elections. EU noted there were shortcomings in INEC’s operations while leading political parties were at fault for not controlling their supporters who unleashed violence on electorates. The security agencies were also scolded for not preventing violence and in some areas were said to be culpable in maltreating electorates and electoral personnel . The final report on the 2019 general elections, which was released on Saturday contains 30 recommendations to improve future electoral processes. The
Breaking: EU final report says INEC was not transparent enough over 2019 polls
The European Union Election Observation Mission has knocked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and political parties for their actions in the last general elections. EU noted there were shortcomings in INEC’s operations while leading political parties were at fault for not controlling their supporters who unleashed violence on electorates. EU says the commission was not transparent enough, thereby calling for more transparency in the operations of the commission moving forward. The regional body made 30 recommendations to INEC, saying their implementation will contribute to the country’s electoral development. Watch out for the updated report.
Your Threat Would Not Deter Us From Observing The Election, EU Replies El-rufai
* You have lost your mental control, PDP chieftain bombs El-rufai A team of European Union election observers on Wednesday reacted to a statement by Governor Nasir El-Rufai that Nigerian forces would kill any foreign soldiers who intervene in Nigeria’s elections. The EU team said the threat would not deter it from observing the general elections set to hold on February 16 and March 2. The team, however, said it would continue to review its security arrangements before, during and after the elections. Meanwhile, the Publicity Secretary of the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Ondo State, Hon. Banji Okunomo,